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1 1 13 COLD MOUNTAIN, by Charles Frazier. (Atlantic Monthly, $24.) A wounded Confederate soldier journeys home toward the end of the Civil War to meet an old love and a new world.
2 2 3 THE BEST LAID PLANS, by Sidney Sheldon. (Morrow, $25.) The relationship between a power-hungry governor and a beautiful woman determined to wreak revenge.
3 1 FLOOD TIDE, by Clive Cussler. (Simon & Schuster, $26.) Dirk Pitt in pursuit of a notorious Chinese smuggler at work in the United States.
4 4 2 THE ANGEL OF DARKNESS, by Caleb Carr. (Random House, $25.95.) Dr. Kreizler and his team pursue the kidnapper of a Spanish diplomat's child in 1897 Manhattan.
5 12 2 UNDERWORLD, by Don DeLillo. (Scribner, $27.50.) From the Polo Grounds to cyberspace: American life as lived by a man and woman during the past 50 years.
6 3 10 UNNATURAL EXPOSURE, by Patricia Cornwell. (Putnam, $25.95.) Dr. Kay Scarpetta contends with a killer who uses a smallpox-like virus and cyberspace tricks.
7 5 50 THE NOTEBOOK, by Nicholas Sparks. (Warner, $16.95.) A World War II veteran meets an old flame who is about to be married.
8 6 13 SPECIAL DELIVERY, by Danielle Steel. (Delacorte, $16.95.) Romance comes to a mature couple who disliked each other in earlier encounters.
9 7 8 THE GOD OF SMALL THINGS, by Arundhati Roy. (Random House, $23.) Death and secrets haunt a once-prosperous merchant family in contemporary India.
10 10 4 DEJA DEAD, by Kathy Reichs. (Scribner, $24.) Dr. Temperance Brennan hunts a serial killer at large in Montreal.
11 9 18 LONDON, by Edward Rutherfurd. (Crown, $25.95.) Two thousand years of life in Britain's capital as seen through the eyes of six families.
12 8 18 *PLUM ISLAND, by Nelson DeMille. (Warner, $25.) A detective probes the murder of a Long Island couple who may have been involved in germ warfare research.
13 11 30 THE PARTNER, by John Grisham. (Doubleday, $26.95.) The pursuit of $90 million stolen by a lawyer who apparently died but is actually hiding in Brazil.
14 13 10 IF THIS WORLD WERE MINE, by E. Lynn Harris. (Doubleday, $23.95.) The seemingly close bonds of four old classmates are strained when a stranger suddenly enters their lives.
15 14 17 UP ISLAND, by Anne Rivers Siddons. (HarperCollins, $24.) An Atlanta woman, after a bad marriage and her mother's death, seeks a new life on Martha's Vineyard.
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1 1 THE ROYALS, by Kitty Kelley. (Warner, $27.) Gossip about the private lives of members of the House of Windsor.
2 1 55 ANGELA'S ASHES, by Frank McCourt. (Scribner, $24.) An Irish-American writer recalls his childhood amid the miseries of Limerick.
3 2 7 THE MAN WHO LISTENS TO HORSES, by Monty Roberts. (Random House, $23.) The memoirs of a professional horse trainer.
4 3 17 THE PERFECT STORM, by Sebastian Junger. (Norton, $23.95.) An account of the nor'easter of 1991, focusing on a crew of fishermen from Gloucester, Mass.
5 6 22 INTO THIN AIR, by Jon Krakauer. (Villard, $24.95.) A journalist's account of his ascent of Mount Everest in 1996, the deadliest season in history.
6 7 42 CONVERSATIONS WITH GOD: BOOK 1, by Neale Donald Walsch. (Putnam, $19.95.) The author addresses questions of good and evil, guilt and sin. (+)
7 5 168 MIDNIGHT IN THE GARDEN OF GOOD AND EVIL, by John Berendt. (Random House, $23.) The mysterious death of a young man in Savannah, Ga. (+)
8 4 5 *BABYHOOD, by Paul Reiser. (Weisbach/Morrow, $22.) The problems and pleasures of parenthood as perceived by the television star and comedian.
9 8 14 THE GIFT OF FEAR, by Gavin de Becker. (Little, Brown, $22.95.) Intuitive signals that can protect us from becoming the victims of violence.
10 1 DOGS NEVER LIE ABOUT LOVE, by Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson. (Crown, $24.) A psychoanalyst's reflections on the emotional lives of dogs.
11 1 TEARS OF RAGE, by John Walsh with Susan Schindehette. (Pocket, $24.) The host of ''America's Most Wanted'' recalls the agony he suffered following the kidnapping and murder of his young son.
12 10 37 THE MILLIONAIRE NEXT DOOR, by Thomas J. Stanley and William D. Danko. (Longstreet, $22.) An analysis of the lives of wealthy Americans discloses that they have seven characteristics in common. (+)
13 9 6 EVEN THE STARS LOOK LONESOME, by Maya Angelou. (Random House, $18.) Twenty essays by the poet on a variety of topics.
14 11 16 THE BIBLE CODE, by Michael Drosnin. (Simon & Schuster, $25.) A journalist contends that important events have been predicted in the Bible.
15 12 18 BRAIN DROPPINGS, by George Carlin. (Hyperion, $19.95.) Comments on life and the ways of the world by the stand-up comedian.
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1 12 10 MEN ARE FROM MARS, WOMEN ARE FROM VENUS, by John Gray. (HarperCollins, $25.) Improving communication and relationships. (+)
3 3 78 SIMPLE ABUNDANCE, by Sarah Ban Breathnach. (Warner, $17.95.) Advice for women seeking to improve the way they look at themselves. (+)
3 1 TEN STUPID THINGS MEN DO TO MESS UP THEIR LIVES, by Laura Schlessinger. (Cliff Street/HarperCollins, $24.) Advice from a family counselor. (+)
4 4 50 THE ZONE, by Barry Sears with Bill Lawren. (Regan Books/HarperCollins, $23.) Diets to prevent disease and improve mental health. (+)


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Get your bruschetta fixin's at the Little Italy Mercato Farmers' Market! Grab a crunchy baguette from Bead & Cie or Assenti's Pasta, then get creative with your toppings!
Try a classic italian style bruschetta with fresh tomatoes from Maciel Farm, minced and drizzled with Thyme of Essence olive oil, a pinch of Sel de Mer salt from Salt Farm and slivered basil from Rivera's Treasure Garden. This recipe variation looks delicious!
Looking for something more unique? Roasted fig and goat cheese bruschetta will hit the mark! If it was us, we'd start with this recipe using figs from Creekside Tropicals, Polito Farms or Terra Bella Ranch, add chevre from Taste Cheese or Nicolau Farms; but also add microgreens from Suzie's Farm and drizzle Fig Balsamic from Bistro Blends on top.
With so many fruits, veggies, flavor boosters like oils and salts, cheese and more available at the Mercato, your bruschetta will be delicious!
Sweet summer corn from Maciel Farm and Kawano Farms at the Little Italy Mercato is ready for the grill, salads, and salsa. Smear Springhill Cheese Company's European style butter on an ear of freshly shucked corn before throwing it on a charcoal grill just long enough for the kernels to turn golden brown, add a little more butter and a pinch of Sel Gris salt from Salt Farm before you dive in!
Steam corn just until tender before slicing it off the cob to toss with diced red onion from Sage Mountain Farm, a little basil from Rivera's Treasure Garden, and a drizzle of freshly pressed olive oil from the Farmer's Daughter; serve chilled for a refreshing summer salad.
Grab a handful of hot peppers from Proios Farm or Suzie's Farm, green onion from Schaner Farm and cilantro from Vang's Farm for a bright salsa - try it over a grilled seabass filet from Poppa's Fresh Fish, your friends will think you're a natural-corn chef!
Find the finest oil for salad dressing, sauteeing and more at the Little Italy Mercato. Visit the Farmer's Daughter for cold pressed extra virgin olive oil from their own groves in Hemet; they also bring Bella Vado avocado oil from Valley Center to the market. Get all the spices and oil you need at the market to make this great dressing recipe.
Gourmet Delights offers arbequina and ascolano olive oils from 4th generation Napa Valley growers, as well as grapeseed oil which is ideal for high heat cooking; bring back your empty bottles for a discount on your next purchase. The California Olive Oil Company's offerings include delicate and robust oils from the Central Coast and imported Italian balsamic vinegars, while Bistro Blends features infused oils like their popular Hot Bistro Oil as well as marinades and grilling sauces.
Thyme of Essence's oils are all sold in recycled liquor bottles from local restaurants. They bring arbosana oil from Mariposa County, and don't miss their zaatar blends. Visit Assenti Pasta for infused avocado oils from Pacifica Culinaria that are perfect for drizzling over their fresh pasta. It's oil good!
The Little Italy Mercato Farmers' Market is awash with summer squash in many varieties from your favorite local farms. Kids love flying saucer shaped pattypan squash from Kawano Farms; pick up fresh spinach from Suzie's Farm for this kid-friendly stuffed squash recipe.
Eight-ball squash from JR Organics are also super stuffers; fill them with a mixture of Nicolau Farms fresh chevre and diced red peppers and onions from Vang's Family Farm. Zucchini from Maciel Farm is great for grilling. Slice it in half lengthwise, brush the cut side with Bistro Blends' Roasted Garlic Chardonnay marinade, then grill and top with grated Peppercorn Dry Jack cheese from Springhill Cheese Company and tasty breadcrumbs from Panache Pantry.
Tom King Farm has unique varietes of summer squash, pick up a few to slice and sautee in olive oil from Thyme of Essence. Stock up on summer squash at the Little Italy Mercato Farmers' Market!
Love your skin at the Little Italy Mercato, with an amazing selection of naturally invigorating body care products! Holistic Science has handmade, animal product-free apothecary products like Botanic Body Butter, Sugar Scrub and Tonic Mist. Miracle Clay has holistic health products that use magnetic clay to detoxify the skin and body; in addition to clay masks and body wash, their offerings include all natural, fluoride free toothpaste, shampoo and conditioner, deodorant, and sunscreen, which we highly recommend if you're shopping under the sunny skies in Little Italy!
Make your own beauty products using Paradise Valley Ranch avocados, fresh lemons, Mikolich honey and olive oil. Try this honey and avocado hair treatment. Keys Creek Lavender Farm can make anything from lavender! Bath salts, hand soap or try their fur washes for pets - ideal for animals with sensitive skin, and it naturally repels pests.
Nicolau Farm offers all natural soaps made from goat's milk; they're completely free of alcohol, but high in natural glycerine and vitamin A. Enjoy their scented soaps including lavender, orange-clove and oatmeal-honey. Pamper your skin naturally!
Visit Salt Farm at the Little Italy Mercato this week to try one of their three new blends - Rosemary Himalayan, Havana Spice, and Citrus Vanilla. Sprinkle them on grilled summer squash from Sage Mountain Farm, juicy wedges of heirloom tomato from Schaner Farm, and freshly sliced peaches from Lone Oak Ranch, respectively. Panache Pantry Bread Crumbs are gourmet breadcrumbs made from artisan breads including vintage Sicilian, zucchini rosemary and pumpkin Cajun - sprinkle them over thick slices of sauteed eggplant from Tom King Farm, or toss Chinese broccoli from Vang's in breadcrumbs and bake for a crunchy, healthy treat. Find more delicious recipes using their crumbs here. Try Thyme of Essence's herb and spice blends sprinkled over yellow wax beans from Kawano Farms or roasted quail from Spur Valley Ranch. Made from dried wild thyme, sumac, sesame seeds and other spices, their savory mixes will add aroma and flavor to market fresh meats and vegetables. Enjoy some flavor, sprinkle some spice!
Shop the Little Italy Mercato to set the table for an outdoor birthday bash, bridal shower, barbecue or garden party. Pick up lovely Provencal linens at Desire Tablecloths, and choose a handmade ceramic bowl from The Wheel to fill with market fresh fruit for a centerpiece. Bottlehood's unique tumblers made from repurposed craft beer bottles are perfect for fresh squeezed lemonade, iced tea, or cold beer.
Visit Contes Bella Vino for whimsical wine bottle stoppers that also make great gifts for your guests. Fill a fair trade wooden salad bowl from Seven Hopes United with farm fresh greens and tomatoes, and pick a beautiful carving board frm Artistic Woodcrafts for a cheese course. Send treats home with your guests in a colorful reusable bag from Re-Pac Bags. Find beautiful candelabras at Iron Eyes if it's an evening affair, and fresh flowers from Dram and Echter are a great touch for anytime. Happy hosting!
We all say delicious when ripe summer tomatoes reach the Little Italy Mercato. We love tossing tiny grape tomatoes from Maciel Farm with quinoa from Sustainable Pantry in a spinach salad, and layering beefsteak tomatoes from JR Organics with fresh mozzarella from Taste Cheese. We can't resist fried green tomatoes from Kawano Farms with a sprinkle of Sel Gris from Salt Farm, or thick slices of stupice tomatoes from Suzie'sFarm topped with their micro basil. Tom King Farm brings some rare heirloom varieties, and you'll find more red, yellow, green, orange and purple beauties at Schaner Farms and Sage Mountain Farms. Looking for something else to make with the abundance of tomatoes at the market? Try this buckwheat crepe with fresh eggs from Paradise Valley Ranch, corn from Vang's Farm, goat cheese from Nicolau Farm and tomatoes from your favorite farmer. Take home the taste of summer from the Little Italy Mercato today!
The Little Italy Mercato is the place to find SanDiego's freshest local seafood. Poppa's Fresh Fish is famous for their sea urchin ceviche, made with farm fresh citrus and vegetables and served in the urchin shell - so fresh the spikes may still be moving! They'll also shuck you a dozen oysters, and their fish choices include local sea bass, rockfish and halibut, grouper from Baja and fresh Alaskan salmon. Carlbad Aquafarms has luna oysters and mussels sustainably raised in waters just a few minutes north of San Diego - we love to steam the mussels with tomato and fennel from Maciel Farm. You can't miss Fish Addiction's amazing tank full of live Pacific stone crabs - be careful, they do pinch! They also have live sea urchins and scungilli, also known as whelk or top snail. It doesn't get any fresher than this!
Somehow word has gotten around that the Little Italy Mercato is pet friendly. It's easy to understand how that's happened. Little Italy is possibly the most dog-centric neigborhood in San Diego, despite the small condos that provide most of our housing. Our market is on a city street, and plenty of our neighbors pass by on their way to the de facto dog park at Washington Elementary School. Vendors offer natural pet food, treats, and pet portraits in Amici Park at the market just east of State Street. And our staff is a dog loving bunch outside the market.
But CalCode, the set of regulations that govern food safety at restaurants, grocery stores and yes, farmers' markets and special events, is not so pet friendly. While not restricting service animals, those regulations require that live animals be kept 20 feet from places where food is prepared or stored for sale to the public. In a crowded market like ours, that's tough to accomplish if you're bringing your dog along to help you shop.
Aside from the health regulation issue, the Little Italy farmers' market with its amazing farmers and vendors, live music, and water view is a popular place. It attracts a whole lot of shoppers and Date Street can get tricky to maneuver, even without leashes and dogs below eye level making things harder. We don't want a shopper to trip and injure themselves or one of our canine friends. Pets can be stressed out in large crowds of unfamiliar people and may act unpredictably. That can't be fun for you or your dog.
So while we will never restrict service animals, and won't put you in an embarrassing or stressful situation by asking if your dog is serving a purpose covered by the Americans with Disabilities Act, we have posted larger signs reminding you of health code requirements, and we are asking our patrons to shop responsibly so the market can provide a pleasant experience for everyone. Because our two-legged and four-legged friends all deserve that treat!
SD Weekly Markets brings farmers' markets to the city in San Diego, and people to the table. Each of our San Diego farmers' markets is geared to the needs and interests of the communities it serves, and each is managed professionally to provide the highest quality farm-fresh produce, meats, fish, eggs, and artisan foods to San Diego farmers' market shoppers.
The heat has turned up in San Diego, so come cool down with us at the North Park farmers' market. Grab a bottle of farm-fresh lemonade or blood orange juice from Heritage Family Farms and check out the variety of juices at R&L Farms.
Ice cold apple and apple-cherry cider or pomegranate juice from Smit Farms will lower your temperature. Pick up a jug of GreenFix Organic Smoothie to stay chill, and the cool cats at Juice Wave will make you a satisfying beverage using produce from the market farmers; try the 'Beet It'.. our personal favorite!
If the kiddos need a cool-down, buy a scoop of locally made ice cream from Calexico Creamery (and buy yourself a pint to take home!). Take a peek at this story of how the owners started as Chefs, took SD Weekly Markets' Vendor 101 Class and became farmers' market vendors selling some of the best ice cream in San Diego!
Stay cool at the North Park Market!
I scream, you scream, we all scream for ... squash! Summer squashes are making their way back to the North Park Thursday Farmers' Market and we are jumping for joy! Nothing says warm weather like grilling up yellow zucchini from J.R. Organics Farm with a drizzle of roasted chili avocado oil from The California Olive. They pair well with steak, burgers or fish- or make an entire vegetarian meal using your favorite squash as the main ingredient.
Buy a couple of eight ball squashes from Suzie's Farm and try this Stuffed Eight Ball Zucchini recipe. If you're heading to a pot-luck party, pick up almonds from Hopkins AG and try this Squash Salad- it's sure to be a crowd pleaser!
Slice up green squashes from Valdivia Farms and eat 'em raw, dipped in Bitchin' Sauce. While you're at Valdivia's stand, bag up some squash blossoms for this stuffed squash blossom recipe using Paradise Valley Ranch's avocados.
Just beet it at the North Park Thursday farmers' market! Your grandma would be proud of how trendy these purple veggies have become; find them on the menus of the best restaurants in San Diego and find them fresh from the farmer at the market.
Pick up a pretty bundle of purple beets from Kawano Farms and wash, roast and chop to toss in your salad and drizzle with The California Olive balsamic vinegar. Try this unique beet cracker recipe and dip 'em in sprouted garlic hummus from Majestic Garlic. Grab beets from JR Organics and red cabbage from Suzie's Farm for this recipe and serve with grilled sausages from Da-Le Ranch.
Pink beets from African Sisters' Farm are delicious grated with Valdivia Farms carrots in this slaw! Dance to the Beet at the North Park farmers' market every Thursday from 3pm - 7pm!
Be a brocc star at the North Park Thursday farmers' market! 'Tis the season to gather up these tiny trees and take them home to bake, roast, puree and devour. Pick a pretty bundle of broccoli at Suzie's Farm or J.R. Organics and chop the florets off the stalk, rinse, and serve raw with a tub of Bitchin' Sauce or Taziki from Baba Foods.
Boil broccoli florets gently and serve with a drizzle of The California Olive's balsamic vinegar along-side a roasted chicken from Da-Le Ranch. Crunch up almonds you buy from Hopkins AG, get dates from Morocco Gold Dates and whip up this broccoli salad.
You won't be bored by the salad base choices at the North Park Thursday Farmers' Market... lettuce introduce you to the variety of leafy greens and reds!
Pick up spring mix from African Sisters Farm for a variety of greens, ready to top with your favorite veggies. Buy a bag containing 3 heads of washed romaine lettuce at J.R. Organics for convenience, and grab a head of red leaf lettuce while you're there and use on sandwiches.
Suzie's Farm grows a wide assortment of leafy greens; try their perfectly-leafed salanova breed. Ask Claire in the Suzie's booth for ideas to use their red frill lettuce and micro-spring-mix greens.
Toss something new in your salad from the North Park Market!
Spring is in full swing at the North Park Thursday Farmers' Market! Pop over and shop this week and enjoy the sunlight until closing time (7pm) thanks to the daylight savings time change last weekend. Because of the recent rain, our farmers have some early Spring season crops at the market now! Pick up bundles of broccoli from J.R. Organics, Suzie's Farm's famous pea tendrils and snag baskets of juicy red strawberries from Rodney Kawano Farms. Valdivia Farms' new fava beans taste divine in this dip made with Paradise Valley Ranch avocados and Ari's Greek Yogurt found at the Majestic Garlic booth!
You don't have to beg for eggs at the North Park Thursday Farmers' Market! They can be found in different shapes and sizes from Suzie's Farm, Swiss Mountain Farm (at R&L Farms' booth) and Da-Le Ranch!
Pick a pack of pretty brown or white eggs and make a simple French omelette using chives from Valdivia Farms. Add additional spices and veggies if you want to jazz it up a bit! If you're feeling adventurous, try this Tamagoyaki (Japanese rolled omelette)!
Fans of the Paleo diet are loving this baked egg in an avocado recipe- buy a bag of avocados from Heritage Family Farms or Paradise Valley Ranch and give it a shot! When lunchtime rolls around, make this egg-in-a-hole grilled cheese using Firehouse Jack or Sharp Cheddar cheese and unsalted butter from Springhill Cheese Company and grainy bread from our newest vendor, Prager Brothers Artisan Breads.
However you use your farmers' market eggs, we know you'll end up with an egg-credible meal!
It has probably caught your eye at the Pacific Beach Tuesday Farmers' Market, that pale green kaleidoscopic vegetable that looks like a cauliflower gone wild at the Suzie's Farm stand. It's called broccoli by some (due to the flavor) and cauliflower by others, and no, it's not some crazy, hybrid, new millennium veggie.... it's all natural, Baby. You can call it Romanesco!
No matter what you cauli it, rich in vitamin C and K, it's more tender than most cauliflower, making it perfect for crudites dipped in Baba Food's Baba Ganoush or Majestic Garlic's sprouted hummus. (We love that veg on veg action.) A quick trim and steam or slow roast is all it takes to cook this slightly nutty cauliflower variant. For an incredibly eye-catching side, steam for around 15 minutes and serve it whole, with the slightest drizzle of Bistro Blends' Myer Lemon Olive Oil.
Celebrate the cabbage at the Little Italy Mercato farmers' market! This crisp, leafy veggie packs a nutrient punch and tastes great cooked in a variety of ways.
Pick up nappa cabbage at Vang's Farm and make an Orange Sesame Coleslaw using Polito Family Farms citrus and colorful carrots from Maciel Farm. Add some red chili flakes from Coronado Spice & Tea for a kick! Buy nappa cabbage to make Kimchi, or just pick up a jar of this deliciously sour stuff from Happy Pantry. Try braised cabbage for a great snack or sidedish.
Peas excuse us as we fawn over the new crop of peas at the North Park Thursday Farmers' Market! They are sweet and snappy, green and purple, and perfect for snacking or incorporating into your favorite dinner dish.
Kawano Farms is *back* at the market starting this week and farmer Rodney is bringing his newest veggie: purple snow peas. These peas don't change color when you boil or bake them, so your meals will come alive with the vibrant purple color. Pick up cabbage, mint and cilantro at Suzie's Farm to use in this Cabbage & Pea Salad. The purple peas will give it a splashy tone. If you'd like them in your main dish, select a chicken from Da-Le Ranch and use peas in this Peas & Chicken Green Curry recipe.
Buy baskets of green snap peas from J.R. Organics and eat them raw, dipped in Bitchin' Sauce or your favorite Baba Foods hummus flavor. Chop them up and toss them in a salad of greens, African Sisters Farm's roasted beets and slivered almonds from Hopkins AG.
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Bumbling Buddies Give Meth to Stripper; Stripper Did Not Want Meth
Like mother always said, nothing good ever comes of handing a bag of meth to a stripper at 2 a.m. on a Thursday.
Friends Vernon Henry and Michael Clawson did not heed this advice while at Cheetahs Gentleman's Club in Phoenix last week, according to court documents obtained by New Times.
Henry and Clawson -- who had made it almost six whole weeks without getting arrested together for allegedly having drugs -- were out on the patio with one of the "dancers," when Henry just handed over a bag of meth, the strip club manager told police.
That stripper did not want a bag of meth, and management got the cops involved.
Sure enough, court documents indicate that this incident was caught on tape, and the bag of meth was handed over to police.
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So, police asked Henry's pal Clawson if they could search him. He said yes, which was the wrong answer if he wanted to get away with having another bag of meth in his pocket.
Cops found his meth-bag inside a box of small cigars that was in his pocket, according to the court documents.
Both men denied having anything to do with any meth found anywhere, and Clawson actually blamed Henry for the meth found in his pocket.
The men were booked into jail on drug charges.
Court filings show Henry already pleaded guilty to a reduced charge in the case yesterday.
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THR Emmy Roundtable Discussions
The Hollywood Reporter has, once again, released excellent roundtable discussions with notable television actors: Comedy Actor Roundtable (Rob Lowe, Aziz Ansar, Jeffrey Tambour, Tony Hale, Anthony Anderson, Keegan-Michael Key, Jerrod Carmichael) [1h7m], Comday Actress Roundtable (Allison Janney, Lily Tomlin, Gina Rodriguez, Rachel Bloom, Niece Nash, Ilana Glazer) [52m], Drama Actor Roundtable (Cuba Goodling Jr., Rami Malek, Paul Giamatti, Forest Whitaker, Wanger Moura, Bobbay Cannavale) [55m], Drama Actress Roundtable (Kirsten Dunst, Julianna Marguiles, Jennifer Lopez, Kerry Washington, Sarah Paulson, Regina King, Constance Zimmer) [lh13m]
Let's get a little dark with Amy Grant
Okay, so Amy Grant is a bit insecure on her first album 1977's Amy Grant, with the song I Know Better Now. Written by an angst-filled 17 year old who is couching her insecurity within her faith in Jesus, it's only one in a long line of songs Amy has written and/or recorded that show true struggle with being human in a difficult world. [more inside]
Suit Up!
Furry musicians FoxAmoore (previously and previously) and PepperCoyote (also making music as Look Left) debut their new album #hashtag live at Anthrocon. [1h5m] Recorded July 1, 2016, just about an hour ago. [more inside]
Stop The Hate
49 Celebrities Honor 49 Victims of Orlando Tragedy Hollywood Reporter provides extensive background and photos: Anger and grief were palpable during production on the video, filmed primarily over two days on the 20th Century Fox Studios lot where [Ryan] Murphy produces his substantial roster of shows
Long and slow and bordering on psychedelic
Hold Me Now
Sometimes a music video completely recontextualizes the song. Pet Shop Boys' most recent single Twenty-something is one thing when you just hear the song, but the video makes it something else entirely.
I Can't Give Everything Away
The Immortal David Bowie continues to make his presence felt with the release of the animated video for the closing track from ★, I Can't Give Everything Away. The video was created by Jonathan Barnbrook, who has done art direction for Bowie albums since 2002, and created the packaging for ★.
The Most Important Election Of Your Lifetime
Devo All Around
Devo creates an interactive 360 music video, What We Do. To watch 360 degree videos, you'll need the latest version of Chrome, Opera, Firefox, or Internet Explorer on your computer. On mobile, use the latest version of the YouTube app for Android or iOS. Devo also created a non-interactive version of the same video (but it's really not the same).
Juggling Gentlemen - It's Business Time
All these thing, they're just disappointing compared to you
John Grant [previously] has a new album coming out soon, Grey Tickles, Black Pressure. He released the lead video, Disappointing [NSFW], a while back, but it might have flown under your radar. It certainly did mine.
The Indigo Girls - The Making Of One Lost Day
30+ year veteran folk-rock duo Indigo Girls release their first ever behind the scenes making of documentary film about the recording of One Lost Day, their first album in four years.(Vimeo) [1h5m] (YouTube) [more inside]
1,460 animals on parade
July 11, 2015: Anthrocon Fursuit Parade [~24m] 1460 animals of various species and styles pass before your eyes. [more inside]
It's Time To Take The Pressure Off
Duran Duran presents Pressure Off, featuring Janelle Monáe and Nile Rodgers, their first single in four years.
In search of One Lost Day
As the release of their first album in four years draws near, 30-year folk/rock veterans Indigo Girls welcome you into the process with behind-the-scenes videos for upcoming songs Happy In The Sorrow Key, Come A Long Way, The Rise Of The Black Messiah, and If I Don't Leave Here Now. They also offer up a studio track to preview: Learned It On Me.
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Every Breaking Wave - A Film By Aoife McArdle
Every Breaking Wave [13m17s] is a short film set in 1980s Belfast during The Troubles. Directed by Aoife McArdle [Vimeo], using music by U2, as part of Vice's The Creators Project.
It's like eating with a bunch of animals
Sometimes getting together with family for the holidays feels like the entire event has gone to the dogs (and cat).
Storytime with Thomas Sanders
Thomas Sanders has been doing Vines in which he narrates people's lives for them, often surprising the subjects with what is actually happening. A 2m30s compilation gives you a taste of what he does.
I Don't Know Jack
Friends, family, and co-workers reminisce before the camera in the biographic documentary I Don't Know Jack [~1h30m], about the life and career and character of Jack Nance, best known for playing Henry Spencer in Eraserhead and Pete Martell in Twin Peaks.
What The Fuck Was That?
Just in time for Halloween, the original 2003 Toronto production of Evil Dead: The Musical is online, in a glorious multi-cam VHS YouTube transcription. You can Do The Necromonicon and doubt your holiday weekend companions while singing out a strong broadway melody, and do it all without having to get stage blood on your outfit.
From Horizon To Innocence
U2's thirteenth studio album Songs Of Innocence was released for free download via iTunes this week (with surprisingly good reviews and some naysayers). And of course, some controversy about how it was distributed... But it's been 5 1/2 years since the release of their last album. What on earth have they been up in the meantime? [more inside]
In And Out Of Love
Holly Johnson returns with a new album (his first in 15 years) later this month. In And Out Of Love is the second single from the album. [more inside]
Junior fills the dance floor
Junior Vasquez is one of the top jungle/house/tribal DJs on the planet, and he's been working his craft for decades. While a round-up of his amazing remixes is probably due at some point, here we will look at his DJ sets, both live and direct to record. We will start with his tribute to the long defunct and much beloved Sound Factory [58m]. [more inside]
In conversation: Chad Smith with Stone Gossard
In this video edition of Chad Smith's interview series, the Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer sits down with his old friend, Pearl Jam guitarist Stone Gossard, to talk about their early days on tour together, their attempts to form a "jazz odyssey" band, producers Rick Rubin and Brendan O'Brien, and a whole lot more. A jam-packed, laugh-filled hour-long chat.
George Martin - In My Life
In 1998, after over 40 years in the music studio, orchestral arranger and music producer Sir George Martin (the 5th Beatle, or maybe the 6th, or possibly the 7th, depending on how you count or where your priorities lie) decided he was going to retire with a selfish project: recording an album (mostly) entirely of Beatles songs. This ~50 minute BBC documentary recorded many moments from the creation of this swan song, In My Life. The film features interviews with and studio footage of Phil Collins, Robin Williams, Bobby McFerrin, JohnWilliams (classical guitarist, not Star Wars composer), Goldie Hawn, Jim Carrey, and Céline Dion. [more inside]
1326 Animals On Parade
July 5, 2014: Anthrocon Fursuit Parade [~27m]. 1326 animals of various species and styles pass before your eyes. [more inside]
Professor Shyguy chiptunes Tightrope
Chiptune musician Professor Shyguy does a cover of Janelle Monae's Tightrope, and pretty much nails it.
We Exist
Current Spiderman Andrew Garfield is a different type of hero in the video for Arcade Fire's "We Exist", which examines transphobia and acceptance.
RSA Conference security breach! View the evidence!
Stephen Colbert, as "Stephen Colbert" gave the closing keynote speech at the 2014 RSA Conference in San Francisco. While this speech has not been made officially available, it has been posted in its entirety to YouTube. Part 1, Part 2 [total length <20m] [warning - audience video of conference hall video screens -- content overcomes video shortcomings]
Ooo La La! That French for Cowabunga!
Jean Bon-Bon is a very sad guy in pursuit of cookies on the streets of Paris. Les Mousserables is a Sesame Street parody which explores the many emotions which a powerful musical can create.
I'm Still Here
Ex-Pulp frontman Jarvis Cocker performs I'm Still Here from Stephen Sondheim's Follies in a brilliantly subtle and effective video by Todd Haynes. [more inside]
Quicker Than A Ray Of Light
Sixteen years ago, on February 22, 1998, Madonna released her seventh studio album, Ray Of Light, followed the next day by lead-off single Frozen. Popular music and culture would never be the same. [more inside]
Music for New Year's Eve
ABBA - Happy New Year, Wendy & Lisa - The Closing Of The Year, Otis Redding & Carla Davis - New Year's Resolution, Harry Connick, Jr - What Are You Doing New Years Eve?, Dan Fogelberg - Same Old Lang Syne (okay, the lyrics say "Christmas", but it's totally a New Year song) [more inside]
Christmas Music For Those Sick Of Christmas Music
Tired of the endless onslaught by mainstream Christmas music? Perhaps you might want a break. Tori Amos - Star Of Wonder, Melissa Etheridge - Glorious, The Polyphonic Spree - Winter Wonderland, Jon Anderson - Three Ships, Carbon Leaf - Christmas Child [more inside]
Nine Inch Nails: Tension 2013
Now available, Nine Inch Nails: Tension 2013 [~90m], a concert film at Staples Center, Los Angeles on November 8, 2013. Also, Nine Inch Nails 2013, Pt 2, a behind the scenes look at preparation for the tour. [more inside]
Pet Shop Boys / Battleship Potemkin
In 2004, Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe teamed up with the Dresdner Sinfoniker to perform a new score at a presentation of Eisenstein's 1925 classic silent film Battleship Potemkin in Trafalger Square, London. It is estimated that 25,000 people attended the screening. The Pet Shop Boys' score and the film have been combined and are available to watch on YouTube. [1h15m] [more inside]
Beams Are Gonna Blind You
Super Trouper: 30 Years Of ABBA [1h30m] is a 2004 documentary about Sweden's biggest export, containing (then) current and historical footage and interviews, giving a generous, broad picture of the history of the band. Includes much never-before-seen performance and backstage footage.
Love Is Lost
Just in time for Halloween, David Bowie releases the kind of creepy video for Love Is Lost (Hello Steve Reich Mix by James Murphy for the DFA). The original track comes from his most recent album, The Next Day. [more inside]
Yes It's True, The Videos
Since releasing their 4th full-length album in early August, The Polyphonic Spree has been quietly unleashing videos on the unsuspecting populace. Raise Your Head is the most recent. [more inside]
Breakfast Can Wait
In what can only be described as a peculiar reversal of approach, Prince has released his latest video on Vevo/YouTube. Breakfast Can Wait is classic Prince, slow and funky, featured altered vocals reminiscent of Sign O' The Times era tracks, full of sexxxy goodness. The SFW video is also classic in form, with Janet Jackson-style synchronized formation dancing.
The BBC mini-series of Mervyn Peake's epic Gormenghast covers the first two novels in the series, and includes amongst its cast Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Christopher Lee, Richard Griffiths, Fiona Shaw, Zoë Wanamaker, Stephen Fry, and many others. The four-hour, four episode series can be found in its entirety on YouTube in ~10 minute segments. The first episode segment is here, the rest can be found on this page. (Sorry no playlist.) [more inside]
The Dark, Creepy side of ABBA
Starting from their very first album, ABBA was recording songs which opened a door onto a darker side than one might be familiar with from their hits. The first of these is Ring, Ring's track Another Town, Another Train, wherein a lover is left while still asleep with only a note to explain the departure of their now-long-gone beau. But that's nothing compared to what was to come across their career... [more inside]
You call yourself a prophet?
David Bowie continues his return with The Next Day, the third video from his latest album. [YouTube link, requires age verification] This time around, he has assistance from Gary Oldman and Marion Cotillard. Some controversy surrounds this release. Bowie himself finally broke his silence about his new album by sharing 42 words with The Ice Storm author Rick Moody. [more inside]
The Best 3D Movie Ever Made!
Starchaser: The Legend Of Orin (trailer) is an animated SF film released in 1985. Presented here in 11 parts: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11. Or perhaps you prefer the original 3D, in 13 parts: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13. [more inside]
The Stars Are Out Tonight
The second, rocking single from David Bowie's forthcoming album The Next Day is titled "The Stars (Are Out Tonight)". The video stars Bowie himself, and Tilda Swinton. [more inside]
Campaign For Southern Equality
The Campaign For Southern Equality announces Game On! [2m28s] in its latest push to make marriage equality an issue across the South, beginning January 2nd. [more inside]
Neil's Puppet Dreams
When Neil Patrick Harris dreams, he dreams in puppet: Episode One of Neil's Puppet Dreams "The Lullabye". Bonus: Episode Two "Behind The Scenes".
No pony simply trots into Maredor
Lord Of The Rings... Re-enacted by Ponies. The Bronies bring forth what may be their greatest creation.
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The University of Arizona's Parking & Transportation Services (PTS) has decided to hold off on a planned increase to help alleviate the current financial burden on employees and students.Parking & Transportation Services has announced it will not increase permit prices by more than $100 as planned in July.The proposed increase of $116, the second in a series of three planned rate hikes that began with an approximate $50 across-the-board increase last year, has been temporarily put on hold to help relieve the burden on University of Arizona employees and students in tough economic times, said Bill Davidson, PTS marketing manager.The decision has many employees feeling grateful for the break at a time when cash is tight."I'm really happy," said Judy McElroy, director of health sciences contracts, who parks in the Highland Garage. "Insurance is going up, benefits, everything seems to be going up and our paychecks aren't going up."McElroy, who serves as the Appointed Professionals Advisory Council's parking committee representative, said she was able to park on campus for free when she started working at the UA 32 years ago.Currently, garage permits cost $568 a year, while other lot permits range from $468 to $353 annually.Prices were supposed to go up by $116 both this year and next year to help fund PTS sustainability measures and support the unit's goal to reduce the number of cars on campus that are only transporting one person. While Davidson said the increase remains necessary to PTS, a self-supporting unit, parking officials will delay it for now and reevaluate the state of the economy and the University's financial situation a year from now."It was a necessary thing to do for next year in the light of the economy," Davidson said. "By not having a fee increase, that's going to give everyone some help."The $50 increase in July helped PTS establish car- and bike-sharing programs on campus and add a new CatTran Route, in line with its goal to provide more sustainable transportation options, Davidson said.
While those programs will remain in place, other planned sustainability measures will have to be put on hold as a result of the delayed increase. That includes plans to increase the subsidy for Sun Tran bus passes, purchase larger CatTran vehicles and expand the UA's Park-N-Ride shuttle program from off-campus lots, Davidson said. Joan Feldman, a human resources manager who parks in Main Gate Garage, said she's glad the increase was delayed. "I think it's a generous offer on the part of the University, and I think it's good for everyone to look for ways to ease the burden on each other," she said.
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HAYS - There was more basketball action than that going on during the national collegiate basketball tourney this past weekend. In Hays. thousands swarmed to the city for the 2016 Kansas Special Olympics State Basketball and Cheerleading Competition.
The NCAA had their Selection Sunday Show this past Sunday evening. CBS paid big money for the right to telecast and produce this show telling the country who the participants in this years' NCAA basketball championships would be. They dropped the ball. It didn't bounce!
Members of the Barton County Storm Special Olympics team line up for the Kansas Special Olympics basketball and cheerleading tournament in Hays Thursday night at Fort Hays State University Gross Memorial Colosseum. The toured runs through Saturday and involves thousands of athletes and volunteers.
Congratulations Lane Lord. The former Barton women's basketball coach has his Pittsburg State Gorillas on their way to the Elite Eight. This after a thrilling 78-74 win over Emporia State in the NCAA D-II Central Regional Championship game Monday night.
The fourth grade Barton Blazers placed first in the Halstead MAYB tournament on Saturday. They defeated the Junction City Jays 30-17 in the championship game. The Blazers are 16-3 for the winter MAYB season. Their next tournament is the Winter Finale in Wichita in two weeks. Players include, from left, Mason Moore, Maddox Spray, Colton Brack, Karson Kern, Braden Griffith, Connor DeLong, Drew Heinz, and Kaiden Hoffman.
It is possible to sweep a doubleheader from a team for the first time in 14 years and not play very well?
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Newly hired Great Bend High School head football coach Erin Beck looked out across the members of the Panther squad gathered in the GBHS auditorium Wednesday morning.
At the risk of offending K-State fans, can we take a moment to pass out some kudos for the Kansas Jayhawks 12th Straight Big 12 Championship? 12 straight? In this day and age? Remarkable!
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The customers, all from Germany, on Monday picked up their prizes here, production site of the Panamera 4-seat supercar and the Porsche Cayenne cross/utility vehicle.
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The Panamera 4-door sedan, which competes with vehicles such as the Maserati Quattroporte, is based on a unique platform. And while Porsche and VW already share platforms – as is the case with the Cayenne, VW Touareg and Audi Q7 – such arrangements could become more common once VW closes a E3.3 billion ($4.8 billion) deal to acquire a 42% stake in Porsche.
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Set amidst the mountains, this ski-in/ski-out hotel in Chiavenna is within a 15-minute walk of Mulino di Bottonera Museum and Paridiso Park and close to winter sports such as skiing lessons. Museum of Treasure and Collegiate Church of S. Lorenzo Chiavenna are also within 15 minutes.
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Ribose has shown some promise for people with coronary artery disease. In those patients, the heart may not get an adequate supply of blood and oxygen during exercise. This can cause chest pains, or angina.
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Ribose has also been used to prevent post-workout cramps, pain, and stiffness in patients with a rare condition called AMPD deficiency. While a small amount of research supports such a use, it's too soon to tell whether ribose is truly helpful.
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"Where they came up with the 15 days, I don't know, but it's not based on research," said Mike Harle, head of the nonprofit treatment program Gaudenzia, which serves about 20,000 patients a year in Pennsylvania, Maryland and Delaware. In just 15 days, he said, you can't expect to achieve a positive outcome.
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This highly anticipated summertime tradition offers both jazz and rib connoisseurs the finest in music and barbecue. With the addition of 33 acres of parkland along the Scioto Mile, the newly revitalized downtown riverfront provides the perfect location for Jazz & Rib Fest. Relocating this year to both sides of the Scioto River in Bicentennial, West Bank and Genoa Parks, the festival offers three days of continuous jazz by renowned international and local musicians while barbecue pit masters serve up sizzling ribs, chicken and more. Savor the best ribs from around the country as 23 award-winning barbecue teams compete for "Best Ribs" bragging rights.
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Despite having the nation's No. 2 player in the country, Anthony Davis, Perspectives Charter School has struggled this season and will have its hands full in this Illinois showdown with Whitney Young, which is airing Thursday night on ESPNU at 5:00 p.m. ET.
Whitney Young is loaded this season, but ESPNU 100 SF Sam Thompson and ESPNU Terrific 25 PF Thomas Hamilton Jr. headline a deep and talented unit. Thompson, an Ohio State signee, is a fierce competitor with a ton of versatility. He has the talent and skill to play all three perimeter positions and be productive. He can score on the break by running the floor or by rebounding and leading the break, where he can get to the rim or draw and kick to an open teammate. Hamilton anchors the middle for Whitney Young and is a force inside thanks to his 6-foot-10, 255 pound frame. He has great hands, touch and feel around the basket, but what makes him truly dangerous is his passing and ability to knock down shots out to the 3-point line.
Unlike Whitney Young, Perspectives is a one-man show. Davis, a Kentucky signee, is an outstanding talent. He has improved his scoring moves off the dribble, can beat defenders attacking right or left and can knock down shots from deep. Defensively, he is an elite shot blocker with an unreal wingspan and terrific timing, he rebounds balls in and out of his area and is always a threat for an offensive put back worthy of a highlight reel. He fills up the box score so much that in his last game he came one block short of a quadruple-double with 32 points, 21 rebounds, 11 assists and nine blocks versus Juarez Academy (Ill.).
Thompson takes pride in defending his opponent's best player, but he will get plenty of helpside defense from his back line because Davis will be looking to score any time he gets a clean look.
Whitney Young's offense will try and play through the post because it has multiple players, other than Hamilton, capable of scoring or drawing a foul inside. Junior Jermaine Morgan (6-8, 220 pounds) is a long, wiry power forward with solid post moves, fellow junior Nate Brooks is always a high-energy player, while freshmen Jahlil Okafor and Paul White are solid coming off the bench as well.
On the perimeter, Thompson will be joined by North Carolina-Wilmington signee SG Luke Hager, who has shooting range out to beyond the arc and can easily shoot over most defenders at his position.
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Residential, Commercial
62 - 64 Port Street, Evesham, Worcestershire, WR11 1AP
For Sale - Commercial & Residential Investment For Sale Freehold of 2 Shops and 4 Flats on ASTs., and a further 5 Flats with Long Leaseholds Fully Occupied. Available ImmediatelyMore details
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Offices, Commercial
George Harbourne House, 90-92 High Street, Bidford-on-avon, Alcester, B50 4AF
For Sale - Traditional Grade II Offices FOR SALE Extending to 289m² (3119ft²)More details
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Unit 8, Abbey Lane Court, Abbey Lane, Evesham, Worcestershire, WR11 4BY
For Sale - Modern Self Contained Office Suite FOR SALE Extending to 222m² (2,400ft²) over two floors Car Parking on SiteMore details
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Offices, A1 - High Street, A1 - Centre, A1 - Other, A2 - Financial Services, Refurbishment Opportunities, Commercial
86 High Street, Evesham, WR11 4EU
For Sale - Grade II Listed Investment Property FOR SALE Extending to 275.1m² (2,960ft²)More details


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I am just kicking myself for giving into the temptation to borrow the 20k (cost me 200). And I immediately recognized that the money attitude had shifted with the family members and I just put an end to it. I would rather eat top ramen and rice than be in debt. Although...it would have been nice to have had the MUCH needed the repair work done (estimated cost is 20k). It will just have to wait.
This is an excellent attititude to hold. +1
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Handicraft Workshop
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The former British military hospital in south Azraq has recently been renovated by the Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature (RSCN) as a base from which to explore the Eastern Desert. It's a nostalgic lodge with a 1940s colonial feel. The lodge is also home to a small handicraftworkshop where women from the local community sell silk screens, ostrich-egg carvings and traditional textiles.